World Trade Conference backs overseas expansion for American industry
Yale & Towne VP William H. Mathers urged the US to widen manufacturing abroad to keep pace with global competitors. He warned high costs and foreign expansion push firms abroad, citing the European Community and a Soviet counteroffensive as factors shaping market access and technology transfer.
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Chicago
William H. Mathers
Yale & Towne
Europe
Latin America
Mr. Mathers
Soviet Union
Red
China
Mathers
USA
Utilities And Atoms In Nuclear Power Debate
Charles Carroll explains utility companies push to harness atomic energy for peacetime electricity. Investment exceeds 500 million dollars in four years with 123 utilities in projects. First full scale plant opened at Shippingport Pa with more due in 1960, signaling progress and arguing against socialized government programs.
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New York Herald Tribune
Charles Carroll
Carroll
Shippingsport
Grain to Meat: Benson Proposes Grain Conversion Strategy
Secretary Benson argues shifting grain into meat and livestock products can ease surging grain surpluses and storage costs. He cites rising beef consumption and dietitians backing for higher protein meals, noting six pounds of grain yield one pound of meat and broader efficiency concerns.
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U.S. News & World Report
Benson
U.S
Palm Sunday Sermon At First Baptist Church Georgetown
Rev Ernest Roberts delivered a Palm Sunday sermon from Mark 11 1 1 focusing on Jesus triumphant entry and virtues of companionship commission consideration consecration and condemnation. Deacon Alfred Rowe sang The Palms with his daughter Mary. Easter sunrise service announced at Five Islands church with breakfast at Central School.
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Jerusalem
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Mark
Alfred Rowe
Mary
Five Islands
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Baptist Youth Fellowship
Victor Hagan
Peabody
Mass
Martha Bowen
Bath
Carrie Carlisle
Bowen
Georgetown
Gerald Hersom
Woolwich
Second Baptist Church
Georgetown Central School
Victor Pinkham
Edith Marr
Edward Belanger
Donald Stewart
Seguinsand Turn
Maynard Thibodeau
Back River
Five Islands Neighbors Report Weather and Community Life
After warm days the Five Islands coast freezes over as temperatures dip to 10 above. Fishermen cancel plans. Coast Guard rescues Arthur Coch rane and his boat Carol Jane near Black Rocks. Local events include a 4-H square dance, Easter plans, church services, and social visits across Georgetown Center and Bath.
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Gott's Cove
Five Islands
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Seguin
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Arthur Cochrane
Carol Jane
Black Rocks
4-H Club
Roberts
Jerusalem
Bay Point Residents Share Springtime News
Bay Point notes welcome spring with local visits and travel. Mrs. Sumner Mains leaves for Virginia Beach to visit relatives, while Mrs. Forrest Drake plans a April return from Fairfield. Several families report flu illnesses and hospital discharges.
Bath's Oldest Resident Dies at 99
Margaret Ellen Temple widow of George Temple and longtime Bath resident died Monday at the Old Folks Home seven months before her 100th birthday. Born Oct 24 1859 she was a daughter of John and Mary Darrah. Surviving: son William M. Temple Exeter NH granddaughter Mrs C Edward Bold Remson NJ and three great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 pm Curtis Funeral Home. Burial at Oak Grove later in spring.
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Margaret Ellen Temple
Old Folks Home
George Temple
John
Mary Powers Darrah
Order of the Eastern Star
Wesley Methodist Church
William M. Temple
Exeter
N. H
C. Edward Bold
Remson
N. J
Curtis Funeral Home
Oak Grove
Funeral services for Charles F. Sweet
Funeral services held at 1 30 p m Tuesday at Arthur F Mayo & Son Funeral Residence with Rev David L Wilson officiating. Bearers included Arthur Holmes Roy Akeley Forrest Putnam and Henry T B Leeman. Entombment at Oak Grove for burial in the Spring.
Mrs Hudon’s Funeral Mass At St Mary’s Church
Requiem high mass for Mrs Joris Boyle Hudon was sung by the Rev John E Bellefontaine at St Marys Roman Catholic Church Tuesday at 9 am. Bearers were Norman Pellerin Albert Wrenn Alfred Hudon and Russell Farrow. Entombment Calvary Cemetery later in the spring.
Obituary Clarence P Spinney 1889 195? Dies in Portland Maine
Clarence P Spinney age 70 71 born Phippsburg Maine March 31 1889 native of Phippsburg former Bath resident died Tuesday at Maine Medical Center Portland after three weeks as patient. Survived by son Clarence L Spinney Hartford Conn daughters Elizabeth Peabody Portland and Mary Eldridge Lexington Park Md five grandchildren funeral Friday 1 30 p m A F Mayo Sons Funeral residence entombment Oak Grove later in spring.
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Cumberland Avenue
Portland
Phippsburg
Bath
Maine Medical Center
James and
Evelyn Ward Spinney
Ada T. Malcolm Spinney
Mr. Spinney
Hartford
David L. Wilson
Central Congregational Church
Oak Grove
Funeral Services for Charles Pushard Conducted
Funeral services for Charles Pushard were held Friday at 1 30 p m in the Arthur Mayo and Son funeral home. Rev Charles R Sims of the First Baptist church officiated with bearers Ralph Robinson Ralph Robinson Jr Clifford Zaton Holden Wright. Entombment followed at Oak Grove.
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Bath Man Neil J. Smith Dies After Long Career at Shipyards
Neil J. Smith of Bath died Tuesday evening at Bath Memorial Hospital after weeks as a patient. A retired craftsman born in Providence, he worked at Bath Iron Works and Texas Steam ship Co. later ran the Smith cigar store, returned to Bath Iron Works in 1940, and retired in 1957. Survived by widow Helen Larrabee Smith. Funeral 1.30 p m Thursday at Leslie C. Shumway funeral home. Burial at Oak Grove family lot.
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Bath
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Bath Iron Works
Providence
R. I
Thomas
Katherine Smith
Boston
New England
Old
Bath Tron Works, Ltd
Texas Steamship Co
Smith Cigar
Front Street
Mrs Martha Gross 87 dies at Bath home
Mrs Martha Ann Gross widow of Albert A Gross aged 87 died Tuesday morning at her Bath home 5 Page Street Born November 3 1871 in West Appleton daughter of Alfred N and Ellen Young Newbert She lived in Bath over 60 years and was a Grace Episcopal church member Surviving daughter Alzira Wing of Bath and three nieces Funeral Thursday at 4 p m from Curtis Funeral Home entombment at Oak Grove later in spring
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Martha Ann Gross
Page Street
Albert A. Gross
West Appleton
Alfred N
Ellen Young Newbert
Rockland
Alzira Wing
Bath
Fred Snowden
Earl Gross
Morrill
Harland Simmons
Curtis Funeral Home
Oak Grove
Mrs. Josephine Berry Dies After Long Illness in Portland
Mrs. Josephine E. Berry wife of Harry M. Berry of 112 Summit Street Portland died Thursday evening after a long illness. Born January 18 1882 in Bath she was a Bath High School graduate and a nurse at St Barnabas Hospital in Portland. She worked for E L Watkins Co for 14 years retiring about a dozen years ago. She belonged to North Deering Congregational Church Summit Community Club and was a former Bath Social Club member. Survived by her husband a daughter Mrs Lawrence V Beal of Portland two grandchildren one sister Mrs Maud Smith of Portland and several nieces and nephews.
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Josephine E. Berry
Harry M. Berry
Summit Street
Portland
Bath
George E
Mary Harrington Ingalls
Bath High School
St. Barnabas Hospital
E. L. Watkins Co
Charles F. Sweet Funeral Held in Bath
Charles F Sweet 72 of 805 Middle Street died Sunday at Bath Me after a two month illness. Funeral service was held Tuesday at 1 30 p m at A F Mayo & Son Funeral residence with Rev Dr David L Wilson officiating. Born September 4 1886 in Brooklyn N Y he lived in Bath 25 years working as a painting contractor. He was a member of the Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias. Surviving are a brother Frederick Sweet of California and a sister Mrs Lillian M Badorff of Waterford N Y.
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Middle Street
Bath Memorial Hospital
A. F. Mayo & Son
David L. Wilson
Centre
Charles F
Josephine M. Felly Sweet
Sweet
Bath
The
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Frederick Sweet
California
Lillian M. Badorff
Waterford
N. Y
Charles C. Pushard 78 dies after nursing home stay
Charles C. Pushard of 137 Middle Street dies Wednesday at a local nursing home after two weeks as a patient. Born in Bath February 26, 1881, he was a caulker by trade. He leaves his widow Melvina Long Pushard a son Milton Pushard Portland three brothers Basil Loring Pushard Bath Oscar Pushard Gardiner a sister Elva Cantelo Haverhill Mass a grandson and several nieces and nephews.
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Pushard
Charles C. Pushard
Middle Street
Bath
Roswell
Frances Wright Pushard
Melvina Long Pushard
Milton Pushard
Portland
Basil
Loring Pushard
Oscar Pushard
Gardiner
Mrs Doris Hudon Died In Hartford Friday
Mrs Doris Boyle Hudon 55 wife of Ernest L Hudson of 217 Washington street Hartford died Friday evening at St Francis hospital Hartford Born Bath April 3 1903 daughter of Frank and Marge Dill Boyle Survived by husband four sons Ernest L Jr Francis J Raymond D and Robert J all of various towns one brother Franklin C Boyle of Bellows Falls and four grandchildren She was a communicant of Immaculate Conception church Hartford.
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Doris Boyle Hudon
Ernest L. Hudson
Washington — Street
Hartford
Conn
St. Francis Hospital
Bath
Frank
Marge Dill Boyle
Ernest L. Jr
East Hartford
Francis J
Rockwell, Conn
Raymond D
Newport
R. I
Robert J
Franklin C. Boyle
Bellows Falls
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